Dr. Jennifer Curtin is using the latest technologies to improve patient care and offerings. She was a ME/CFS patient herself when she went to medical school, and now is Medical Director of the RTHM Clinic. Dr. Curtin describes her approach to care including traditional clinic care plus several innovative offerings that allow patients easier and remote access to common safe treatments for dysautonomia, MCAS, ME/CFS, long COVID and other common comorbid conditions. Her team has also created programs that can use HIPAA compliant artificial intelligence to review medical records for potential clues, suggested tests or treatments, and much more. Don't miss this episode if you want a potential view of the future of medical care for complex patients.

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